Katherine Square Apartments

05/23/2022

Our company is thrilled to have been named one of Indianapolis' 2022 Top Workplaces by USA Today/IndyStar! This honor was based on feedback from our team members, making this all the more special!

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03/08/2021

Earlier this morning, Governor John Bel Edwards announced the launch of a new program that will help Louisiana renters and landlords experiencing financial hardship as a result of COVID-19. This funding allows the State the opportunity to serve more Louisianians and to expand the rental benefit for those in need by paying past due rent back to April 2020 and up to three months of forward rent.

The funding was approved by Congress through the federal Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2020 in December 2020. The U.S. Treasury provided $308 million in funding to Louisiana to help meet the ongoing needs of renters and landlords impacted by COVID-19.

The Louisiana Housing Corporation, in partnership with the Louisiana Office of Community Development, will administer the U.S. Treasury Emergency Rental State program. In addition, the law allowed local jurisdictions with populations over 200,000 to apply for and receive direct allocations from the U.S. Treasury. In Louisiana, seven parishes—Caddo, Calcasieu, East Baton Rouge, Jefferson, Lafayette, Orleans and St. Tammany—did so and will administer their own programs.

To learn more or to apply for the State Program, renters and landlords in the 57 program parishes can visit www.LAStateRent.com. The application is currently live and those interested are encouraged to visit the website and click APPLY NOW to complete an application for the State Program.

COVID-19 Emergency Rental Assistance Now Available. Both landlords and renters may apply. The program can provide assistance for rental arrears and forward rent payments for applicants.

04/09/2020

We know there are lots of questions about the the relief checks from the federal government- here's a link we hope will help provide some answers:

https://www.irs.gov/newsroom/economic-impact-payments-what-you-need-to-know

11/12/2019

We were so excited to win the 2019 Scaling Up Culture of the Year Award! It's an honor to be recognized and a testament to the work our team does every day!

Emplify partnered with Scaling Up for the inaugural Culture of the Year award, recognizing growing companies with winning people and culture strategies.

04/16/2019

Moving Without a Truck:
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04/09/2019

Requesting a Lease Extension:
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04/02/2019

What You Need in Your First Apartment:
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03/26/2019

What to Do with Apartment Mold:

What to Do with Apartment Mold

Property owners often do their best to keep their units clean for tenants and prospective renters. Unfortunately, they are not able to control everything. If something goes wrong or a leak is not found mold can develop. Apartment mold is a difficult problem to

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03/19/2019

Apartment Hunting: What Do Renters Look For in a Property?:

When prospective tenants are looking for while apartment hunting there are many things they look for. This goes beyond the usual square footage and amenities questions. They want a location that is convenient to their work. They want good schools nearby if they have children. It is a

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03/12/2019

How to Lower Your Heating Bill in Winter:

Apartment living comes with many perks, but utilities are often still part of the cost of living. In the summer that can mean higher electric bills when it comes to cooling, and in the winter that often means a higher heating bill. When winter’s chill sets in it can start to get

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03/05/2019

Things to Stock in Your First Apartment Kitchen:

Things to Stock in Your First Apartment Kitchen
You’ve done it! You’ve moved out on your own for the first time and you have your first apartment. It can be a daunting experience because of any number of reasons, especially after you move in. Now that you have all of your things in

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